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Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq was taken 16th overall by the New York Jets after a record-setting Combine and a breakout 2025 season.
Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese was selected fifth overall by the New York Giants, capping a rise from Glenville to Columbus and into the NFL.
Miami tackle Francis Mauigoa went No. 10 overall to the New York Giants after a 42‑game, All‑America run with the Hurricanes.
Mark Vientos’ eighth-inning RBI lifted the Mets to a 3-2 win at Citi Field; Juan Soto returned and Francisco Lindor exited with calf tightness. The victory ended a 12-game skid.
An 80‑acre RWJBarnabas Health Red Bulls Performance Center opened in Morris Township with eight pitches, recovery labs and academy spaces. The roughly $100M campus arrives ahead of World Cup activity in New Jersey.
A court filing in House v. NCAA asks judges to exclude multimedia‑rights partners from settlement oversight — a ruling that could let schools route sponsor cash past the $20.5M cap and ignite a spending race.
Luke Keaschall's ninth-inning rally lifted the Twins to a 5-3 win at Citi Field, extending the Mets' skid to 12 games — and Minnesota's social feed even joined the mockery.
The Hawks rallied in the fourth at Madison Square Garden to beat the Knicks 107-106 and even the first-round series at 1-1. A chaotic late sequence decided the outcome.
Odell Beckham Jr. returned to the Giants' facility Monday for a workout and physical, injecting fresh reunion talk into New York’s draft week plans.
Yankees rookie Cam Schlittler says he's received death threats ahead of his scheduled Fenway Park start but says he’ll focus on pitching, not the noise.
Cincinnati has reportedly acquired All‑Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence from the Giants in a pre‑draft swap that sends the No. 10 pick to New York.
Three-time All-Star Satou Sabally signed a multiyear deal with the New York Liberty and said she took a pay cut to chase a championship in Brooklyn.
Mike Trout went deep in every game and Oswald Peraza, now with the Angels, tormented his former team as Los Angeles split the four-game set in the Bronx. New York’s pitching staff was tested repeatedly.
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